I would have to say this is the 22 conversion practice rifle. :mrgreen:
High Tower Armory 90/22 (Black)
High Tower Armory 90/22 (Black)
I would have to say this is the 22 conversion practice rifle. :mrgreen:
High Tower Armory 90/22 (Black)
Very good point. This product might have killed the plans for CMMG to release the .22LR conversion for the PS90.I'd buy the conversion too, if it was available.....but for now it looks like i'm getting a 10/22 to modify!!
CMMG passed on it a long time ago. Old news.Just as the title says: Where the deuce deuce is it? 2015 and not a single one has been put out to market by CMMG.
They were looking to sell the idea, not manufacture it. Why don't you buy it from them?Yeah, if they aren't available soon, I am going to have to machine one myself. I'm going broke shooting 5.7 ammo. If CMMG isn't going forward with this then let's all band together and get r' done. Who..Ra. Did they patent this thing, and then sell the patent?
CMMG passed on it a long time ago. Old news.
Old news, but it's new news to me. I never knew that until you mentioned it.They were looking to sell the idea, not manufacture it. Why don't you buy it from them?
Hello and welcome!Yeah, if they aren't available soon, I am going to have to machine one myself. I'm going broke shooting 5.7 ammo. If CMMG isn't going forward with this then let's all band together and get r' done. Who..Ra. Did they patent this thing, and then sell the patent?
So apparently you did not do a search on this forum. :biggrin:Old news, but it's new news to me.
Hello There. Good To Be On Board!Old news, but it's new news to me. I never knew that until you mentioned it.
Poking around on a web search, even went to CMMG's website for possible back news, but couldn't find anything on these decisions.
I did however find the actual patent # that CMMG filed under.
Patent US20120005931 - Chamber adaptor incorporated into a modified action assembly for permitting ... - Google Patents
Hello and welcome!
If you can machine the design and make it as per their patent diagram, and actually produce it for consumption; I would be willing to purchase a kit.
I guess it all depends on how much CMMG would ant to charge for the patent, which of course that cost would have to amortized over the number of kits you could sell.
With the sale of their patent, I'm sure that package would also include the design files for the kit.
Ask for Jeff or John Overstreet.Hello There. Good To Be On Board!
Thanks for the welcome, and checking into the patent issue. I'll inquire with CMMG to see if they would allow me to manufacture in exchange for a percentage of each kit sold. I'd be happy just to break even. I love shooting my PS90 [I had it short-barreled to 10.4 in, with a YHM "Can" -Yes, I had to pay for two separate $200.00 Tax Stamps )-: What a rip!], but hate the cost of ammo. Anyway, I'll keep ya'll posted.
Have a good night.
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Awesome! Since they have been sitting on these dormant patents for several year now, I do hope your approaches will poke their interest in your offer.Hey everyone: Here's a letter I wrote to CMMG, Inc. Waiting for their reply. Keep your fingers crossed. Who..Ra.
CMMG Mailing Address:
CMMG Inc. P.O. Box 369 Fayette, MO. 65248
ATTN: Sales/NFA Department/CEO/CFO
Email: [email protected]
Re: Outsource Manufacturing of PS90 Conversion Kit.
Would your company be interested in outsourcing the manufacturing of the PS90 Conversion Kit for a royalty fee per-unit-sold? I am putting together several investors who are interested in funding a limited run of 300 units as a testing platform for this specific, niche market. We are all long-time gun enthusiasts, and owners of PS90/P90’s. We realize that this is a very limited market, and as such, know there isn’t going to be a huge profit margin made here. We are more interested in providing a quality product that is really needed for owners of the PS90/P90. The primary reason would be to save owners a considerable amount of money in ammo costs. We typically shoot several thousand rounds of 5.7 ammo each time we’re at the target range. At almost 50 cents-a-round, the cost really begins to add up. We want to be able to give PS90/P90 owners the option of purchasing, and using this valuable product.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to consider this proposal. We are open to any suggestions you may have.